A control valve that is a gate valve and an actuated valve.
A detecting instrument that is used for measuring or testing.
A process instrument that records values represented by the input signal(s).
A control valve that is a globe valve and an actuated valve.
A separator that is based on the difference in specific gravity for the substances to be separated.
A personal H2S monitor is a device that detects the presence of hydrogen sulphide.
A detector capable of detecting both heat and smoke.
A physical object that is intended to transfer heat from one object to another.
An alarm device that makes a loud warning sound.
Device used to increase the humidity in air by adding water under pressure as a spray into the air.
A meter intended to measure and indicate and/or produce a signal which represents the measured humidity.
An actuator intended to be operated by hydraulic power.
A controller that is designed or can be programmed to operate and control hydraulic operated systems.
A turbine in which liquid forces are driving the rotor by the reaction of acceleration of subject liquid flow in the runner while the pressure drops.
A furnace that is intended for the combustion of waste material.
A device which gives a visual indication of a measured value.
A physical object that detects an aspect of something; records, modifies and/or displays such an aspect or performs a combination of these activities.
A distribution board (network card) that is intended for communication between systems, to part of a system or to a computer network.
A physical object that is a closed, rigid box or casing used to enclose and protect the junctions of electric wires or cables.
A reboiler often boils liquid coming from the bottom of a distillation column, after which the resulting vapour is returned to the distillation column.
A drum intended to separate relatively small quantities of liquid from a vapour stream.
A physical object intended to produce an optical radiation, usually visible.
A detecting element that is intended to determine a level.